Which vitamin deficiency causes pernicious anaemia?

Question

Which vitamin deficiency causes pernicious anaemia? (A) Vitamin B1 (B) Vitamin B6 (C) Vitamin B12 (D) Vitamin K

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Vitamin B12 helps to produce red blood cells. Due to deficiency of vitamin B12 the sufficient amount of red blood cells will not be produced. As a result, RBC deficiency in haemoglobin is known as pernicious anaemia.

Q. Which vitamin deficiency causes pernicious anaemia?

Vitamin $B_{1}$

Vitamin $B_{6}$

Vitamin $B_{12}$

Vitamin $K$

Vitamin $B_{12}$ helps to produce red blood cells. Due to deficiency of vitamin $B_{12}$ the sufficient amount of red blood cells will not be produced. As a result, RBC deficiency in haemoglobin is known as pernicious anaemia.

Q. Which vitamin deficiency causes pernicious anaemia?

Vitamin B1​

Vitamin B6​

Vitamin B12​

Vitamin K

Vitamin B12​ helps to produce red blood cells. Due to deficiency of vitamin B12​ the sufficient amount of red blood cells will not be produced. As a result, RBC deficiency in haemoglobin is known as pernicious anaemia.

Vitamin $B_{1}$

Vitamin $B_{6}$

Vitamin $B_{12}$

Vitamin $K$

Vitamin $B_{12}$ helps to produce red blood cells. Due to deficiency of vitamin $B_{12}$ the sufficient amount of red blood cells will not be produced. As a result, RBC deficiency in haemoglobin is known as pernicious anaemia.